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Just updated to Evernote version 10.45.18 for macOS. This is the first item shown under the heading "New": This is what constitutes new? Evernote has started at login for years. Even the infamous v10 starts at login. I must be missing something. Either that or Evernote is simply trolling us at this point.

@Lance I had the same issue. Honestly, it amazes me that something like this could get past quality assurance. Anyway, the "add a header" to the note trick didn't work for me. I had to logout of the client, restart my computer, and log back in. Those steps did the trick. Good luck!

Thanks, @agsteele Appreciate the quick response. Unfortunately, the suggested work around didn't work. I have not seen this issue before but I depend a lot on custom templates. Just checked that my Evernote client is up-to-date (it is). I may need to file a support ticket.

Today I went to apply one of my custom templates to a new note but the "...Open Gallery" button was gone! Here's a screenshot of what I see under Suggested Templates (notice there's no "... Open Gallery" option). I thought this was strange so I checked under the "Add More" button thinking Evernote changed something. But that button only reveals "recommended" templates: How do I find and apply my custom templates?

This sounds really valuable for anyone spending a lot of time with email. Does anyone know if there is a similar add-on for Apple Mail? I couldn't find anything after a quick search.

I have the same question. What improvements came with the upgrade (v10.1.7)? Given how rocky the v10 roll out has been, I think Evernote should do be doing everything humanly possible to highlight even small wins. They might stem some user frustration by being clear about how they're chipping away at known bugs and limitations. Transparency is important.

I enjoyed the Keep Productive interview with Ian Small. As mentioned by @PinkElephant, the Evernote CEO said there will be "three really significant advances in the product." I'm curious what everyone thinks those "really significant advances" will be (or what they want them to be). According the interview, these advances will come "roughly at the speed of one per quarter."

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I don't know why you're talking about offline documents (Word, Excel). I'm suggesting public online resources, such as editable documents, be viewable and/or editable in Evernote. Another example would be YouTube videos. I'd like to have the choice of including a link to a YouTube video and/or embedding that video right into a note so that it can be played (in Evernote).

This is precisely my point. I don't want it to cease anything. I want it to remain live and editable. I don't want to leave Evernote to edit my Google Doc. I see such integration as a natural extension of Evernote's philosophy of trying to help users like us organize our digital lives. I understand this isn't how Evernote currently works. I'm suggesting it as an alternative. One that I think many users would benefit from and appreciate. There's certainly no technical reason why this couldn't be achieved. It also gets around calls for Evernote to implement its own collaborative editing solution, which, as you pointed out, is already available via other services.

I really hope Evernote can get to this state as soon as possible (on all platforms). Complete and reliable is fundamental and long, long overdue. In terms of collaborative editing, that is not a use case for me as I mainly use Evernote as an individual. That said, I would like to be able to embed a live Google Doc in a note so I can edit the document (in Evernote) and see changes made by others.

I appreciate the transparency and progress highlighted in this video. But man oh man everything they're showing seems so..... basic. Much needed? Yes. But definitely foundational. It's hard to imagine how EN got in this situation to begin with. Anyway, glad they're making an honest go of it.

Just adding my voice to this insane thread. As of August 2019, the issue of not being able to use Apple's Preview application to edit PDF files in notes still exists for the App Store version of Evernote. Personally, I've had this issue for a while (years?) and have been working around it. Guess I got fed-up today and found this thread. I was using Evernote Version 7.12 (457936 App Store) on macOS Mojave (10.14.3). Anyway, switching to Evernote Version 7.12 (457935 Direct) fixed the issue. Complete madness.

Just writing to update: I was able to get things working with @DTLow's suggestion and by watching the video. Even though Filterize is asking for a "template link" they really mean a note link. By template, they simply mean an existing note to be used as a template. It has nothing to do with Evernote templates. Another helpful tidbit in the video is the inclusion of the {CONTENT} indicator in the body of the note. This indicator tells Filterize where to place existing note content as it applies a template to your existing note. Very neat.

Okay. I'll give it a try. Thanks!